As we consider Christ in the manager, this skit helps us hear from the voices of in the nativity. We hear their stories and from God’s Word to remind us that in Jesus we witness God’s plan of forgiveness and love born for us in this child.
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Here are some social media images for Christmas and Advent
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In this short Bible study, we think about Christmas from the perspective of the angels. Angels are fascinating creatures give us a new perspective of the God’s story of salvation as we approach the birth of Jesus.
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In this last verse of “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” (along with the passage from Isaiah 60) expands our vision to see the work God has done for us is just a part of the even bigger work He has done and is still doing in the world.
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This Advent, we look to Jesus as our key, our lifeline. As we pray for the key of David to come again, he extends his invitation to you to come and enter the kingdom of God.
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In this Advent, we yearn for Jesus, the wisdom from on high, to come so that he might order and structure our lives around his work – especially his work on the cross and in the empty tomb.
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As we start the season of Advent, it’s worth us pausing to reflect on the things we remember and ask for God to be with us in this time.
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When Christmas comes, we celebrate and praise our new Prince. He is a Prince in whom our trust is safe.
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The Bible clearly points to Jesus as the perfect King through whom a perfect Kingdom would come.
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On this, the first Sunday of Advent, we begin a season of anticipation, waiting for the celebration of the birth of the Savior and looking forward also to His return. But in the midst of that anticipation, may we not forget that Jesus comes to us even now! Therefore, “Let us go to the house of the Lord” with joy!
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by E. Steven Sonnenberg Download a PDF of this Middle School Event: A Pre-Christmas Party for...
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The word “advent” is from the Latin word for “coming.” During this time of the year, we make time to focus on Christ’s coming—past, present and future.
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